quarterly meeting minutes march 27, 2014
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TEXAS COMMISSION ON
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Kim Vickers Executive Director
Quarterly Meeting Minutes
March 27, 2014
On Thursday, March 27, 2014, at 9:30 a.m. the quarterly meeting of the Texas
Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) was held at the J.J. Pickle Research
Campus, The Commons Learning Center, 10100 Burnet Road, Bldg 137, Austin, Texas.
Commissioners attending were Sheriff Joel W. Richardson, Presiding Officer; Ms. Patt
Scheckel-Hollingsworth, Assistant Presiding Officer; Dr. Johnny E. Lovejoy II,
Secretary; Major Jason Hester; Constable Ron Hood; Mr. James Oakley; Senior Police
Officer Joe Pennington; and Chief Ruben Villescas. Mr. Rob Kyker was absent.
Raymond Winter, Veena Mohan, and William Van Shellenbeck from the Office of the
Attorney General were present. TCOLE staff members attending were Executive
Director Kim Vickers, Director Agency Operations John Helenberg, Legal Counsel John
Beauchamp, Finance Director Brian Roth, Laurie Abernathy, Michael Antu, Lynn Beard,
Gary Connella, Thurman Felder, Lisa Fontenot, Dennis Graffious, Richard Gutierrez,
Nicole Hendrickson, Mike Hobbs, Carey McKinney, Kenneth Merchant, Ken Mobley,
Amita Patel, Candice Simon, Jessica Teseny, Janice Washington, and Kaye Wilson.
Agenda item #1, Call to order.
Presiding Officer Richardson called the meeting to order. Randall County Sheriff’s
Office Honor Guard members, Lt. Tommy Bushek, Sgt. Tegan Tupin, Sgt. Raymond
Gibbons, Cpl. Marcos Woods, Cpl. Cody Weavers, and Deputy Jay Claxton, presented
the colors. Commissioner Hester led the pledge of allegiance and the invocation. Kaye
Wilson called the roll and announced that there was a quorum present and that
Commissioner Rob Kyker was absent.
Agenda item #2, Reading of peace officer/jailer deaths since the December meeting.
Deputy Sheriff Adam J. Davis, Bell County Sheriff’s Office, End of Watch Wednesday,
December 11, 2013
Deputy Sheriff Adam Davis was killed in a single vehicle crash near Troy while
responding to a report of a subject brandishing a gun. His patrol car left the roadway
and rolled over several times. He was transported to the hospital, but succumbed to his
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injuries. Deputy Davis had served with the Bell County Sheriff's Office for six years,
and had previously served with the Troy Police Department and Rogers Police
Department. He is survived by his wife and 10-year-old son.
Sergeant Investigator Fredrich Adam Sowders, Burleson County Sheriff’s Office, End of Watch
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Sergeant Investigator Adam Sowders was shot and killed as he and seven other officers
attempted to serve a warrant at a rural home near Somerville. As the team made entry
into the home, they were met with gunfire, and Sergeant Sowders suffered fatal
gunshot wounds. One suspect was taken into custody at the scene. Sergeant Sowders
had served with the Burleson County Sheriff's Office for seven years and had
previously served with the Somerville Police Department.
Police Office Robert C. Deckard, San Antonio Police Department, End of Watch Friday,
December 20, 2013
Police Officer Bobby Deckard succumbed to a gunshot wound sustained on December 8
while pursuing two robbery suspects in Atascosa County. The suspects, who had
committed 15 robberies in San Antonio over the past several days, were driving a
distinctively painted vehicle that Officer Deckard had spotted. He attempted to stop the
vehicle, but the suspects fled. Officer Deckard was pursuing the suspects when one of
the men in the vehicle opened fire on him. One of the rounds passed through the
cruiser's windshield and struck Officer Deckard, causing his vehicle to crash. He was
transported to San Antonio Military Medical Center where he remained in grave
condition until succumbing to his wounds. Both subjects were arrested in Wilson
County later in the day after attempting to kill a Poth Police Department officer. Officer
Deckard had served with the San Antonio Police Department for seven years. He is
survived by his wife and two children.
Police Officer Marc Uland Kelley, Trinity University Police Department, End of Watch Friday,
March 14, 2014
Police Officer Marc Kelley suffered a fatal heart attack while responding to a fire alarm
call at Verna McLean Hall on the Trinity University campus. While checking the
building, he began to experience trouble breathing and activated his radio's emergency
button. Responding officers initiated CPR and he was transported to the hospital,
where he passed away two days later. Officer Kelley had served with the Trinity
University Police Department for three years. He is survived by his mother, brother,
and niece.
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Agenda item #3, Approval of the minutes of the December 4, 2013, strategic planning
meeting at Austin, Texas.
Commissioner Lovejoy made a motion to approve the meeting minutes of December 4,
2013. Commissioner Hollingsworth seconded the motion. The motion passed
unanimously.
Agenda item #4, Approval of the minutes of the December 5, 2013, quarterly
commission meeting at Austin, Texas.
Commissioner Oakley made a motion to approve the meeting minutes of December 5,
2013. Commissioner Lovejoy seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Agenda item #6, Receive Executive Director’s Report. Take action, if necessary.
Executive Director Vickers introduced the newest staff member at TCOLE, Amita Patal. Ms. Patel has almost 15 years of state government accounting experience. She has worked in many facets of accounting including auditing, budgeting, encumbrances, accounts receivable, accounts payable, coding, reporting,
reconciliations, and travel reimbursement.
Agenda item #7, Receive reports, items to discuss, follow-up items from previous
meetings. Take action, if necessary.
Discuss and take action on the Resolution – Division of Responsibilities
Presiding Officer Richardson reminded the Commission that the resolution was
discussed at the December 4, strategic planning meeting. Commissioner Lovejoy
made a motion to approve the Resolution – Division of Responsibilities and
Commissioner Oakley seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Agenda item #8, Discuss and take action on the 2013 Law Enforcement Achievement
Awards.
Executive Director Vickers directed the commission to the confidential list of names of
those being presented for approval to receive the 2013 Law Enforcement Achievement
Awards. Commissioner Lovejoy made a motion to approve the list of names.
Commissioner Hollingsworth seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
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Agenda item #9, Discuss and take action on final orders of amendments to existing
TCOLE rules.
John Beauchamp reviewed each of the rules set for final vote. Discussion followed.
Final Amendment #1 Rule 211.30, Chief Administrator Responsibilities for Class A and B
Waivers.
Mr. Beauchamp stated that this rule will allow for a waiver of a Class A
misdemeanor permitting an agency administrator to apply for a waiver for an
individual with a deferred adjudication or conviction after five (5) years. The
waiver is specific to the agency of the chief administrator. If the licensee is separated
from the agency, the licensee would have to seek another Class A waiver to work at
another agency. Additional public comment on this rule was received late yesterday
and has been provided to the Commission this morning.
Should the rule pass, is the waiver for an agency or a chief administrator, asked
Presiding Officer Richardson. In other words, if the agency administration changes,
is the waiver for the agency? Executive Director Vickers noted that the waiver is for
the agency.
Commissioner Hollingsworth asked how many Class A’s qualify for the waiver to
which Executive Director Vickers said additional Class A’s could affect the approval
of the waiver. Mr. Beauchamp reiterated that the waiver belongs to the sponsoring
agency.
Robert Armbruster, Houston Police Officer’s Union, asked two questions: (a)is an
individual eligible for only one waiver request; and (b)if an individual separates
from employment, may s/he seek another waiver from another agency? Mr.
Beauchamp explained that if an agency seeks a waiver and it is denied, the agency
cannot submit another waiver request for the same individual. If an individual
seeks employment with another agency, the new agency may seek another waiver.
Chief Andrew Walters, Oak Ridge North Police Department, commented on the
success that he has had hiring individuals with a Class A misdemeanor.
Commissioner Villescas asked if the required list of items (Rule 211.30(c)) must be
submitted with each request. Executive Director Vickers confirmed that all items
listed in the rule must be included with the request. Commissioner Villescas then
asked if a waiver request would be considered if any of the items listed in the rule
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were not made available. Executive Director Vickers stated that we need to be able
to look at all aspects of the case and it would be more difficult to consider if any of
the items were not made available. Commissioner Villescas asked if letters of
recommendation were not submitted, would the application be considered to which
Executive Director Vickers noted that an application for a waiver can be submitted
without the letters of recommendation, but it would be more difficult to obtain the
waiver. Mr. Beauchamp noted that the current Class B waiver list of items is the
same as it has always been and no new items have been added. If any submitted
request is missing items, the chief administrator will be notified.
Commissioner Pennington asked if TCOLE will hire someone with a Class A
misdemeanor to be an investigator or field agent. Executive Director Vickers noted
that he is in favor of this rule and would entertain the idea of hiring someone, but
someone would have a difficult time meeting his standards. This rule empowers a
chief administrator. They do not have to consider hiring someone with a Class A.
He restated that this rule change is not a TCOLE initiative, but one that was brought
forward after receiving numerous requests from chief administrators.
At this point the Presiding Officer called for a motion to determine the need to
continue the discussion. Commissioner Lovejoy made a motion to approve final
amendment #1 Rule 211.30, Chief Administrator Responsibilities for Class A and B
Waivers. Commissioner Oakley seconded the motion.
The Presiding Officer called for additional discussion. Commissioner Hollingsworth
noted that the North Texas Chiefs supported the initial proposed rule when the
waiting period was ten years. The final proposed rule calls for a five year waiting
period, and she doesn’t know if these chiefs would support it.
Commissioner Villescas asked if the East Central Police Chiefs Association, who sent
an email dated March 24, had been informed of the requirements to request a
waiver, and had changed their position on the proposed rule. Executive Director
Vickers stated that he called Chief Buske, president of the association, and explained
the filters that are in place. Chief Buske relayed this information to his members, but
didn’t have sufficient input to withdraw the letter.
Commissioner Hester asked Executive Director Vickers to discuss the comments
that were received at the regional workshops. The comments ranged from those
vehemently against the waiver to those that were in favor of it. Commissioner
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Hester noted that the Commission sets minimum standards, and asked Executive
Director Vickers to repeat the safeguards that are in place for this waiver. The filters
include: (1)agency administrator must apply for the waiver, individuals cannot
apply; (2) TCOLE executive director reviews all applications, and filters the
applications such as a felony pled down to a Class A, a family violence conviction,
or an offense of a sexual nature; (3) chief administrator is required to appear before
the Commission; and (4) a waiver is for one agency only.
Commissioner Oakley concurred with Commissioner Hester’s statement that
minimum standards are set by the Commission and he has confidence in the filter
process. He asked if there is a common thread among those opposed to the rule
change. Executive Director Vickers noted that most audiences have been mid- to
small-sized agencies. There doesn’t seem to be a commonality.
Mr. Beauchamp reminded the commission that a Class A is still a permanent
disbarment from licensing. The only change with this rule is that a chief
administrator has the option of bringing a Class A waiver request to the
Commission after five years.
Commissioner Pennington referred the Commission to the Executive Directors
Report, Attachment B, Criminal Misconduct Quarterly Report. He is concerned that
criminal behavior of currently licensed officers is already being addressed, and now
it’s being considered to put a subjective standard in place allowing for a Class A
waiver to solve an employment problem or any other problem.
Commissioner Villescas asked if those licensed with a Class A would be able to
access CJIS, to which Executive Director Vickers said CJIS has been contacted and
they base their restrictions on TCOLE standards.
The Presiding Officer called for a hand vote. The motion passed with
Commissioners Hood, Oakley, Villescas, Lovejoy, and Hester voting in favor and
Commissioners Pennington and Hollingsworth voting against.
Final Amendment #2 Rule 217.2 Minimum Standards for Telecommunicators.
Commissioner Lovejoy made a motion to adopt final amendment #2 Rule 217.2
Minimum Standards for Telecommunicators. Commissioner Hollingsworth
seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
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Final Amendment #3 Current Rule 217.11 (Proposed Rule 218.3) Legislatively Required
Continuing Education for Licensees. Repeal of Rule 217.11 and renumbering it to Rule
218.3, conforming to statutory amendments.
Commissioner Hollingsworth made a motion to adopt Rule 217.11 , Final
Amendment #3, Legislatively Required Continuing Education for Licensees.
Commissioner Lovejoy seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Final Amendment #4 Rule 219.5 Examinee Requirements
Commissioner Lovejoy made a motion to approve final amendment #4 Rule 219.5
Examinee Requirements. Commissioner Hollingsworth seconded the motion. The
motion passed unanimously.
Agenda item #10, Discuss and take action on the Request for Waiver of TCOLE Rules
217.1 Minimum Standards for Initial Licensure and 217.23 Basic Licensing
Enrollment Standards. (Contingent on the passing of agenda item 9, Rule 211.30,
Chief Administrator Responsibilities for Class A and B Waivers)
Washington County Sheriff’s Office for Mark Anthony Morales
Executive Director Vickers noted that the documents for the Class A waiver were
provided to the Commission at the December 2013 quarterly meeting, and that the
sheriff and Mr. Morales appeared before the Commission. Knowing that all
documents were presented at the December meeting with the sheriff and Mr.
Morales present and addressing the Commission, and not knowing if the rule
change for the Class A would pass, Executive Director Vickers, with the consent of
the Presiding Officer, approved for the sheriff to not return to the March meeting.
Commissioner Hester made a motion to approve the Class A waiver for Mark
Anthony Morales. Commissioner Lovejoy seconded the motion. The Presiding
Officer allowed further discussion.
Commissioner Villescas asked if letters of recommendation from those working
within the agency are acceptable. Executive Director Vickers confirmed that these
letters would be accepted. The Commissioner mentioned that the victim sited two
episodes and asked if the other episode, either dismissed or dovetailed into the first
episode, was taken into consideration. Executive Director Vickers confirmed that all
was taken into consideration. Commissioner Pennington asked if the victim in this
case was notified of the rule change. Executive Director Vickers assumes so or the
letter requesting the waiver would not have been submitted.
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The Presiding Officer called for a vote on the motion. The motion passed with
Commissioners Hood, Oakley, Lovejoy, and Hester voting in favor, and
Commissioners Pennington, Villescas, and Hollingsworth voting against.
Agenda item #11, Discuss and take action on the fee schedule.
John Beauchamp reviewed the few changes to the fee schedule. Major changes to the
schedule include: Proprietary training contract is $2500 for a 3 year contract; School
Marshal license will be $50; Master telecommunicator certificate has been added with a
fee of $35; Crime Prevention Specialist and Court Security Specialist proficiency
certificates are $35 each; and Renewal application to be an exam site is $500 for a 4 year
contract.
Kathleen Bannon asked to address the Commission. Ms. Bannon noted that she is one
of 17 for-profit training providers. She believes it is unfair to have an across the board
fee for the for-profit training providers and asked for a sliding fee based on percentage
earned from training. Commissioner Oakley asked for an explanation to the change in
the fee for the for-profit providers. Executive Director Vickers noted that the fee for the
for-profit providers has been the same as the non-proprietary providers. He has
received comments across the state asking why for-profit providers are at the same rate
as the not-for-profit. Currently there seems to be an influx of for-profit vendors.
Commissioner Oakley asked what the change in fee was for the for-profit training
providers. Executive Director Vickers explained that the fee was the same as the not for
profit providers, $1,000 for a 5 year contract. There are many non-proprietary contract
providers that struggle to provide a good program. For many years, most of training
providers in Texas were non-profit. There seems to be an inequity of charging the same
amount to a non-profit as a for-profit. Commissioner Oakley asked why TCOLE is
charging a fee for the school marshals to which Executive Director Vickers explained
that this is statutory. Consideration was given to the amount that would be charged to
peace officers, jailers, and telecommunicators should a licensing fee be required in the
future. Commissioner Oakley asked if the fees have remained the same, increased, or
reduced. Executive Director Vickers stated that the fees have remained the same for
quite some time. Additional questions about a possible sliding scale were asked.
Executive Director Vickers noted that he is willing to look for a fee method that will be
equitable. Commissioner Lovejoy suggested the fee schedule be passed subject to the
Executive Director returning to the Commission with a particular grant program that
may help reduce the fee. Presiding Officer Pennington asked if each for-profit could be
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billed based on the amount of work that they create for staff. The Presiding Officer
asked if there is a reason to rush to approve the fee schedule. Executive Director
Vickers said that the Master Telecommunicator certificate is a new certificate that needs
to be considered today.
Commissioner Lovejoy made a motion to pass the entire fee schedule with the
exception of the line item for training contractor proprietary fee. Commissioner Oakley
seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Agenda item #12, Discuss and take action on proceedings for revocation, suspension,
and other disciplinary actions.
Agreed Suspension Orders Quintanilla, Hector A. 11-04-0633LS Mission Police Department
Mr. Beauchamp asked that this item be pulled from consideration.
Raymond Winter with the Attorney General’s office addressed the Commission.
Proposal for Decision Orders Braziel, Christopher A. 12-09-0020LS McLennan County Sheriff’s Office
Mr. Winter explained that Mr. Braziel has a Class B misdemeanor DWI and failed to
appear at the State Office of Administrative Hearing (SOAH) proceedings. The
Administrative Law Judge (ALD) issued a default proposal of decision and
recommended that the license be suspended for ten (10) years. The Executive Director
agrees with the ten (10) year suspension.
Commissioner Hollingsworth made a motion that the Commission accept and adopt
the recommendations of the Executive Director to enter a final agreed suspension order
for Christopher A. Braziel. Commissioner Hester seconded the motion. The motion
passed unanimously.
Bryant, Julius R. 11-02-0328LS Dallas City Marshall’s Office
Mr. Bryant was convicted of a Class B misdemeanor DWI. He failed to appear at the
requested SOAH hearing. The ALJ dismissed the case from the SOAH docket and
remanded it to TCOLE for entry of a default order. The Executive Director asks that the
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Commissioners enter the default order suspending Mr. Bryant’s license for a period of
ten (10) years.
Commissioner Hollingsworth made a motion to accept and adopt the recommendation
of the Executive Director to enter a final default suspension order for Julius R. Bryant.
Commissioner Lovejoy seconded the motion. Presiding Officer Richardson clarified
that this would be for a period of ten (10) years.
Commissioner Oakley asked Mr. Winter to explain why one Administrative Law Judge
would recommend a suspension of a license and another would dismiss the case and
remand it back to TCOLE. Mr. Winter noted that there have been recent changes to the
SOAH procedural rules which allow a Judge three ways to handle a case, but the
outcome will be the same. If the respondent fails to appear, there will be a default.
Presiding Officer Richardson called for a vote. The motion passed unanimously.
Jackson, Fred 09-03-0365LS Dallas County Constable Pct. 5
Mr. Jackson had two DWI convictions within a one year time frame. The
Administrative Law Judge recommended a five (5) year suspension with two (2) years
hard suspension and the remaining three (3) years probated. The Executive Director
filed exceptions and recommends a ten (10) year suspension with eight (8) years hard
suspension and the remaining two (2) years probated. Commissioner Oakley asked if
an individual is charged with a second DWI, would this be a Class A. Mr. Beauchamp
noted that a second DWI should be a Class A, but for unknown reasons, this one was a
Class B.
Commissioner Hollingsworth made a motion to accept and adopt the recommendations
of the Executive Director and decline to adopt the recommendations of the ALJ and
impose a ten (10) year suspension to Fred Jackson, eight (8) years active suspension and
two (2) years probated. Commissioner Lovejoy seconded the motion.
Commissioner Hester stated that he was in total disagreement with the findings of the
ALJ and wanted to make it clear for the record that there were several findings that he
did not agree with.
The Presiding Officer called for a vote. The motion passed unanimously.
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Sanchez, Jr., Joe F. 13-10-0149LS Port Lavaca Police Department
Mr. Sanchez was placed on deferred adjudication for Class A assault/family violence.
He failed to appear at his SOAH hearing. The ALJ issued a default order for a ten (10)
year suspension of the license. The Executive Director concurs with the ALJ.
Commissioner Hollingsworth made a motion to accept and adopt the recommendation
of the Executive Director to enter a default suspension order for Joe F. Sanchez, Jr. for
ten (10) years. Commissioner Lovejoy seconded the motion. The motion passed
unanimously.
Steen, James F. 11-03-0500LS Dallas Police Department
Mr. Steen received a Class B misdemeanor for DWI. He requested a SOAH hearing.
The Administrative Law Judge recommended a two (2) year suspension with one (1)
year hard suspension and one (1) year probated. The Executive Director filed
exceptions and recommends a ten (10) year suspension with 2 years hard suspension
and eight (8) years probated. Certain mitigating factors militated against a hard ten (10)
year suspension, but he believed the ALJ’s recommendation was inadequate.
Commissioner Hollingsworth made a motion to accept and adopt the recommendation
of the Executive Director’s exception to the ALJ’s decision and enter a recommendation
that James F. Steen receive a ten (10) year suspension with two (2) years hard
suspension and eight (8) years probated. Commissioner Lovejoy seconded the motion.
The motion passed unanimously.
For Information Only Mr. Winter said the remaining items require no action from the Commission.
Statutory Revocations Alcocer, Ismael 14-11-2179LR Kemah Police Department
Evans, Derick D. 11-12-0203LR Dallas County Constable Pct. 1
Jones, Jr., Jimmie W. 11-05-0946LR Lewisville Police Department
Nutt, Jr., Richard B. 11-12-0240LR Harris County Sheriff’s Office
Taylor, Jr., Sterling 14-11-2180LR Brazos County Constable Pct. 4
Trevino, Jonathan C. 14-11-2181LR Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office
Valencia, Derrick 14-11-2182LR Wallis Police Department
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Statutory Suspensions Bowles, Edward J. 13-04-0634LS Gonzales Police Department
Jordan, Jerry L. 12-10-0080LS Montgomery County District Attorney’s
Office
Reyna, Michael A. 12-07-1071LS Willacy County Sheriff’s Office
Permanent Surrenders Allen, Jerry D. Collingsworth County Sheriff’s Office
Bracey, Tramel R. Killeen Police Department
De La Torre, Dez A. Baylor Healthcare System Police
Department
Dumas, Miles S. Houston Police Department
Edwards, Timothy R. Mexia Independent School District
Police Department
Ellis, David W. Deaf Smith County Sheriff’s Office
Espinoza, Edgardo N. Harris County Sheriff’s Office
Forgue, Tommy B. Harris County Constable Pct. 5
Fuentes, Jason C. Bexar County Sheriff’s Office
Gutierrez, Jr., Steven Bexar County Sheriff’s Office
Harris, Richard J. Bexar County Sheriff’s Office
Hashaway, Roderick L. Winnsboro Police Department
Jefferson, William C. Buffalo Police Department
Johnson, Malinda A. Harris County Constable Pct. 6
Kelley, Jennifer A. Anderson County Sheriff’s Office
Lewis, Tony E. Liberty County Sheriff’s Office
Lovel, Justin B. Sweeny Independent School District
Police Department
Martinez, Maria N. Dallas County Sheriff’s Office
Mendoza, Eric Live Oak County Sheriff’s Office
Middaugh, Kathleen Hutchinson County Sheriff’s Office
Moody, John A. Texas Attorney General’s Office
Quarles, Jr., Johnny F. Dallas County Sheriff’s Office
Sanchez, Lorenzo J. Sundown Police Department
Wells, Carol F. Milam County Constable Pct. 3
Reprimands for Failing to Complete Legislatively Required Continuing Education Abad, Felipe J. 14-10-1101 Nueces County Sheriff's Office
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Abernathy, Brent A. 14-10-1103 Chambers County Sheriff's Office
Agee, Anthony D. 14-10-0107 Wortham Police Department
Aguilera, Martin G. 14-10-0108 Indian Lake Police Department
Akin, Norris L. 14-10-0109 Wise County Sheriff's Office
Alaniz, Andres T. 14-10-1106 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Alexander, Kenneth 14-10-0114 Wilbarger County Sheriff's Office
Allyn, Bruce R. 14-10-1109 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Almeida, Anthony J. 14-10-0118 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Almendarez, Rudy 14-10-1112 Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Alvarez, Armando 14-10-1114 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Amos, Jerry L. 14-10-1115 Polk County Sheriff's Office
Anderson, Jeffery 14-10-1121 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Anderson, Jr., James G. 14-10-1117 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Arias, Antonio R. 14-10-1129 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Ariola, Kenneth W. 14-10-1130 Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Ayala, Janie 14-10-0139 Edinburg Consolidated Independent
School District Police Department
Aycock, Andrew D. 14-10-0140 Hollywood Park Department of Public
Safety
Azwell, Christopher H. 14-10-1137 Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Barrera, David 14-10-1145 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Barrera, James E. 14-10-1148 Stephens County Sheriff's Office
Bautista, Samuel 14-10-1153 San Juan Police Department
Beard, Sherry R. 14-10-0161 McLennan County Sheriff's Office
Beltran, Daniel 14-10-1159 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Benoy, Steven J. 14-10-1162 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Best IV, Andrew L. 14-10-0172 La Marque Police Department
Blackmon, Rodney K. 14-10-1169 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Blair, Sr., Robert 14-10-1170 Grayson County Sheriff's Office
Blanco, Juan A. 14-10-1172 Kinney County Sheriff's Office
Boring, Dale A. 14-10-1173 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Bouldin, Forrest M. 14-10-1175 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Bozell, Michael R. 14-10-1177 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Bradshaw, Jacob N. 14-10-0185 Wilson County Sheriff's Office
Broadwater, James T. 14-10-0186 Brenham Police Department
Brown, Carlton B. 14-10-1185 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Brown, Rex E. 14-10-0191 Frankston Police Department
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Bruhn, Bobbie C. 14-10-0193 Randall County District Attorney's
Office
Bukvic, Marko 14-10-0197 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Bustamante, Gabriel J. 14-10-1193 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Byrum, Jeremy M. 14-10-0211 Tyler County Sheriff's Office
Cameron, Allan R. 14-10-0213 Gregg County Sheriff's Office
Cantu, Edward L. 14-10-1205 Cameron County Sheriff's Office
Cardenas, David A. 14-10-0223 United Independent School District
Police Department
Carraza II, Jose G. 14-10-0229 Edinburg Consolidated Independent
School District Police Department
Castaneda, Jennifer J. 14-10-0241 Jacinto City Police Department
Castillo, Federico M. 14-10-1221 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Castro, Juan A. 14-10-1222 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Cave, Michael M. 14-10-0244 Crandall Police Department
Cerda, Jeanette M. 14-10-1225 Karnes County Correctional Center
Chapman, Jeremy L. 14-10-0248 San Juan Police Department
Chavez, Francisco X. 14-10-1233 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Chavez III, Rafael 14-10-1231 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Christensen, Teresa I. 14-10-1238 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Cogdill, Ronnie D. 14-10-0263 Hansford County Sheriff's Office
Cordero, Victor R. 14-10-1251 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Cordova, Christopher 14-10-1252 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Cordova, Mauricio V. 14-10-0273 Brewster County Sheriff's Office
Correa, Mario A. 14-10-1253 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Cortez, Enrique 14-10-1254 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Cotton, Suzanne M. 14-10-0277 Coldspring-Oakhurst Consolidated
Independent School District Police
Department
Courson, Sr., Mark A. 14-10-0278 Denton Police Department
Cruz, Eddie 14-10-0285 Kenedy County Sheriff's Office
Cundiff, Owen M. 14-10-0286 Coryell County Sheriff's Office
Dalley, Stanley E. 14-10-1266 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Davis, Ronald L. 14-11-1969 Harris County Constable Pct. 1
Davis, Jr., Lawrence L. 14-10-0293 Austin Police Department
De Anda, A Rueben 14-10-0300 Ector County Sheriff's Office
Dloughy III, Felix 14-10-1282 Harris County Sheriff's Office
Dobbins, Freddy L. 14-10-0315 Travis County Sheriff's Office
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Dominguez, David 14-10-1284 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Edgington, Rodney 14-10-1295 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Edwards, Lakeisha C. 14-10-0328 Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office
Escandon, Lorenzo P. 14-10-1302 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Faulkner, Jr., Mark M. 14-10-0341 Seven Points Police Department
Favela, Jr., Juan M. 14-10-1308 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Flanagan, James W. 14-10-0347 Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Department
of Public Safety
Flores, Inocencio C. 14-10-1317 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Forson, Walter W. 14-10-0356 Limestone County Sheriff's Office
Franklin, Alvin E. 14-10-1327 Polk County Sheriff's Office
Frausto, Ruben 14-10-1329 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Gailey, Patrick J. 14-10-1336 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Garcia, Angel F. 14-11-1992 Harris County Constable Pct. 7
Garcia, Joel C. 14-10-0373 Reeves County Sheriff's Office
Garcia, Ralph L. 14-10-0375 Galveston County Sheriff's Office
Garcia, Veronica 14-10-1351 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Garza, Robert 14-10-0386 Runnels County Sheriff's Office
Gayhardt, David A. 14-10-0389 Fritch Police Department
Gibson, Larry D. 14-10-0393 Hood County Sheriff's Office
Gisler, Craig A. 14-10-1361 Bee County Sheriff's Office
Givens, Jeffrey 14-10-1362 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Glendening, Rodney R. 14-10-0402 Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office
Goad, Mark A. 14-10-1363 Harris County Sheriff's Office
Goerner, John H. 14-10-1364 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Gomez, Adam D. 14-10-0404 San Juan Police Department
Gonzales, Jr., James O. 14-10-1367 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Gonzales, Michael 14-10-1368 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Gonzalez, Federico 14-10-1373 Nueces County Sheriff's Office
Gonzalez, Juan J. 14-10-0416 Kleberg County Sheriff's Office
Gonzalez, Rosbel 14-10-0418 La Grulla Police Department
Gray, Christopher L. 14-10-1378 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Greer, John H. 14-10-0428 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Greer, John H. 14-10-1382 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Griever, Jr., Glenn R. 14-10-1383 Parker County Sheriff's Office
Guerrero, Natividad 14-10-1388 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Gutierrez, Marc G. 14-10-0438 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Gutierrez, Jr., Eduardo 14-10-1392 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
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Gurley, Christopher B. 14-10-1390 Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Gurtler, Alan L. 14-10-1391 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Guzman, Jose L. 14-10-1395 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Haack, Stephen W. 14-10-1396 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Hall, Jason A. 14-10-1399 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Hamilton, Bernard J. 14-10-0444 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Hammack, James K. 14-10-0448 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Hanner, Jr., Charles G. 14-10-0450 Quitman Police Department
Hardeman, Timothy G. 14-10-0451 Fort Worth Fire Department
Hargrove, David E. 14-10-1402 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Haro, William J. 14-10-1404 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Harper, William C. 14-10-0455 Seymour Police Department
Harpool, M'Lisa L. 14-10-0456 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Harris, Justin R. 14-10-1408 Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office
Hart, Darryl L. 14-10-0461 Gonzales County Sheriff's Office
Hart, Samuel R. 14-10-1412 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Hays, Samuel D. 14-10-0464 Grayson County College Police
Department
Hendricks III, Arthur D. 14-10-1422 Bosque County Sheriff's Office
Hernandez, George 14-10-0469 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Hernandez, Jose G. 14-10-1430 Cameron County Sheriff's Office
Hernandez, Jose L. 14-10-1431 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Hernandez, Julio A. 14-10-1432 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Hernandez III, Jose 14-10-1425 Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office
Hill, Jr., Tommy L. 14-10-0476 Reagan County Sheriff's Office
Hodge, Arika N. 14-10-0479 Meadows Place Police Department
Hollaway, Barbara J. 14-10-1439 Bell County Sheriff's Office
Holt, Mark W. 14-10-0486 Walker County Sheriff's Office
Horst, Michael P. 14-10-1442 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Horstman, Robert E. 14-10-1443 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Houck, Calvin G. 14-10-0491 Bloomburg Police Department
Howland, Jr., James 14-11-2024 Rockwall County Constable Pct. 3
Hricko, Matthew R. 14-10-1447 Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office
Huber, Yvonne A. 14-10-1448 Lipscomb County Sheriff's Office
Hughes, Jacob E. 14-10-0497 Decatur Police Department
Hurlburt, Jr., Darrel F. 14-10-1451 Coryell County Sheriff's Office
Iacono, Nathan J. 14-10-1454 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Isbell, Michael W. 14-10-0505 Brown County Sheriff's Office
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Jackson, Joseph C. 14-10-0509 Houston Independent School District
Police Department
James, Scott D. 14-10-1457 Travis County Sheriff's Office
James, Vernon L. 14-10-0511 Harris County Sheriff's Office
Jaramillo, Raymond C. 14-10-0512 Menard County Sheriff's Office
Jewert, Jason M. 14-10-1464 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Jimenez, Javier A. 14-10-1466 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Johnson, Frank N. 14-10-1468 Taylor County Sheriff's Office
Johnson, George G. 14-10-1470 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Johnson, Kevin D. 14-10-1472 Harrison County Sheriff's Office
Jones, Charles L. 14-10-1474 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Jones, Clayton F. 14-10-0519 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Jones, Jackson 14-10-1475 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Jones, Mark D. 14-10-1476 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Jones, Timothy E. 14-10-1478 Johnson County Sheriff's Office
Jurgajtis, Randall C. 14-10-1481 Karnes County Correctional Center
Kelly, Curtis R. 14-10-1483 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Kelly, Patrick D. 14-10-1484 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Kelley II, Robert C. 14-10-0527 Angelina County Sheriff's Office
Kim, Gerald S. 14-10-1487 Travis County Sheriff's Office
King, Terry G. 14-10-0538 Ward County Sheriff's Office
Kinikin, Preston 14-11-2041 Nueces County Constable Pct. 4
Kinnard, Byron Keith 14-10-1491 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Kirkpatrick, Neil D. 14-10-0541 Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office
Kitchens, James L. 14-10-0542 Coryell County Sheriff's Office
Klaerner, Bradley W. 14-10-1494 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Kluge, Irvin W. 14-11-2042 Liberty County Constable Pct. 1
Knighten, Randolph 14-10-1496 Dallas County Sheriff's Office
Kobert, John E. 14-10-0544 Wilson County Sheriff's Office
Kobryn, Anthony F. 14-10-1497 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Kolbe, Timothy P. 14-10-0547 Comal County Sheriff's Office
Koschak, Brian L. 14-10-0549 Quitman Police Department
Kovalcik, Jason F. 14-10-1499 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Kraemer, Kurt R. 14-10-0550 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Krenek, Jason D. 14-10-1501 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Krieger, Daniel A. 14-10-0552 Jamaica Beach Police Department
Kry, Makara M. 14-10-1502 Travis County Sheriff's Office
LaCroix, David J. 14-10-0557 Nolanville Police Department
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Laine, Laura C. 14-10-0558 Parker County Sheriff's Office
Lane, Ricky P. 14-10-1504 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Lawless, Laurette H. 14-10-1510 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Lawrence, Charles R. 14-10-1511 Angelina County Sheriff's Office
Lawson, William C. 14-10-0565 McLennan Community College Police
Department
Lbsraouri, Deborah L. 14-10-1514 Swisher County Sheriff's Office
Leal, Diana M. 14-10-0566 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Leal, Salvador J. 14-10-0568 Duval County Sheriff's Office
Leanhart, Zulema P. 14-10-1517 Nueces County Sheriff's Office
Leatherwood, Adrian S. 14-10-0570 Hartley County Sheriff's Office
LeBlanc, Jr., Alred B. 14-10-1518 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Lee, Keith J. 14-10-0572 Aubrey Police Department
Lee, Jr., Edward J. 14-10-1520 Cameron County Sheriff's Office
Levy, John M. 14-10-1524 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Lewis, Jimmy L. 14-10-0577 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Licon, Alberto 14-10-1528 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Liguez, Jesse J. 14-10-1530 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Lockhart, John C. 14-10-0584 Donley County Sheriff's Office
Long, Darren S. 14-10-1533 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Long, Jr., Ronald D. 14-10-0589 Real County Sheriff's Office
Lopez, Angel S. 14-10-1540 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Lopez, Edward 14-10-1541 Harris County Sheriff's Office
Lopez, Osvaldo 14-10-0594 Dimmit County Sheriff's Office
Lopez, Raymond T. 14-10-0595 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Lopez, Jr., Ramon P. 14-10-1539 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Loren, John V. 14-10-0596 Hall County Sheriff's Office
Lowe, Jr., Henry C. 14-10-1545 Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Lowers, Deborah B. 14-10-1546 Polk County Sheriff's Office
Lugo III, Enrique 14-10-1548 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Maldonado II, Henry 14-10-1553 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Manley, Stephen C. 14-10-1555 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Mardis, Jr., Robert B. 14-10-0609 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Marek, Chad C. 14-10-1556 Milam County Sheriff's Office
Marquez, Mario 14-10-1560 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Martinez, Armin 14-10-0623 Raymondville Police Department
Martinez, David G. 14-10-0625 Gregory Police Department
Martinez, Guillermo T. 14-10-1566 Travis County Sheriff's Office
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Martinez, Oscar 14-10-1568 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Martinez, Pablo 14-10-1569 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Martinez, Jr., Pete 14-10-0619 Edcouch Police Department
Martinez, Jr., Raul J. 14-10-1563 Dimmit County Sheriff's Office
Martinez, Rosanne 14-10-0630 Midland County Sheriff's Office
Mattingly, William G. 14-10-0632 Bartonville Police Department
McCain, William R. 14-10-0635 Gregg County Sheriff's Office
McCauley, Anthony R. 14-10-1572 Travis County Sheriff's Office
McFarlin, Paula 14-10-0643 Dallas County Sheriff's Office
McLain, Tuck M. 14-10-0648 Grimes County District Attorney's
Office
McGaha, Cody B. 14-10-0644 King County Sheriff's Office
McGill, Darron W. 14-10-1576 Smith County Sheriff's Office
McMullin, William D. 14-10-0649 Travis County Sheriff's Office
McNatt, Rodney S. 14-10-0650 Chambers County Sheriff's Office
McNulty, Sullivan K. 14-10-0651 Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Department
of Public Safety
Melero, Jose R. 14-10-1587 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Mendoza, Robert G. 14-10-0657 Dimmit County Sheriff's Office
Mettlen, Kyle D. 14-10-0660 Angelina County Sheriff's Office
Meyer, Christopher J. 14-10-1592 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Michael, William D. 14-10-1593 Sabine County Sheriff's Office
Michaud, Douglas J. 14-10-1594 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Miller, Jr., Bryce V. 14-10-1597 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Mitchell, Eugene 14-10-0667 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Mitchell, Kenneth D. 14-10-0668 Kaufman Police Department
Mitchell, Robert R. 14-10-1603 Rockwall County Sheriff's Office
Molina, Jacob 14-10-0670 Kleberg County Sheriff's Office
Molleda, Christopher 14-10-1605 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Montgomery, Ricky L. 14-10-1606 Parker County Sheriff's Office
Moore, Robert L. 14-10-1609 Parker County Sheriff's Office
Moore, Steven D. 14-10-1610 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Moore, Jr., Daniel E. 14-10-0673 Dickens County Sheriff's Office
Morgan, Ronald W. 14-10-0677 Coryell County Sheriff's Office
Morris, Phillip W. 14-10-0684 Jamaica Beach Police Department
Morris, Timothy P. 14-10-0685 Upshur County Sheriff's Office
Morton, Michael L. 14-10-1618 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Mouton, Aaron R. 14-10-0689 Bridge City Police Department
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Mulryan, John A. 14-10-1621 Chambers County Sheriff's Office
Nelson, James B. 14-10-0694 Bowie County Sheriff's Office
Nelson, Kelly M. 14-10-0695 Little Elm Fire Department
Northington, Steven W. 14-10-0703 Sherman Police Department
Pacatte, Robert L. 14-10-0722 Howard Payne University Department
of Public Safety
Pace, Patrick S. 14-10-0723 Jonestown Police Department
Palermo, James 14-10-0726 San Marcos Police Department
Pantoja, Marc 14-10-0728 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Pantoja, Marc 14-10-1652 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Parker, David G. 14-10-0729 Dallas Baptist University Police
Department
Pathak, Rebecca D. 14-10-1656 Johnson County Sheriff's Office
Peel, James 14-10-0733 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Penfold, Larry A. 14-10-0739 Hutchinson County Sheriff's Office
Peoples IV, Albert 14-10-0741 Itasca Police Department
Perales, Benjamin 14-10-1663 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Perez, Andrew P. 14-10-1666 Williamson County Sheriff's Office
Perkins, Brian D. 14-10-0744 Lubbock County Sheriff's Office
Perkins, Lloyd G. 14-10-0745 Haltom City Police Department
Perron, Shawn J. 14-10-0746 Port Arthur Police Department
Peterson, Daniel J. 14-10-1670 Taylor County Sheriff's Office
Philen, Steve T. 14-10-0750 Harker Heights Fire Department
Pickerill, Kevin S. 14-10-1672 Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Pitts, Gregory S. 14-10-0756 Coryell County Sheriff's Office
Poppenhusen, Nicole E. 14-10-0759 Harris County Sheriff's Office
Pothen, P. Paul 14-10-0761 Midlothian Police Department
Pratt, Donald R. 14-10-0765 Taylor County District Attorney's Office
Provencio, Tony 14-10-1681 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Quintanilla, Alejandro 14-10-0772 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Radcliff, Bryan K. 14-10-0773 Cherokee County Sheriff's Office
Ramos, Fernando 14-10-1687 Webb County Sheriff's Office
Ray, Alicia D. 14-10-1692 Dallas County Sheriff's Office
Reddick, Nancy L. 14-10-0783 Aransas County Sheriff's Office
Reeves, Brenda K. 14-10-0784 Wood County Sheriff's Office
Resendez, Juan R. 14-10-0789 Alice Police Department
Reyna, Leonel E. 14-10-0795 Palmview Police Department
Reynolds, Rick R. 14-10-0796 Travis County Sheriff's Office
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Riebschlager, Kris M. 14-10-0801 Murphy Police Department
Rodriguez, Gabriel G. 14-10-0822 Crane County Sheriff's Office
Rodriguez, John H. 14-10-1727 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Rodriguez Jr., Mario A. 14-10-0819 Socorro Police Department
Rodriguez, Rube F. 14-10-0826 38th Judicial District Attorney's Office
Rodriguez, Ruben 14-10-0827 Kleberg County Sheriff's Office
Roe, Lewis R. 14-10-1730 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Rollins, Anthony M. 14-10-1732 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Rosales, Abel 14-10-0834 Yoakum Police Department
Rucks, Kelvin 14-10-0839 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Ruiz, Joseph J. 14-10-1738 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Runner, Suzanne P. 14-10-0842 Fulshear Police Department
Ryan, Meghan N. 14-10-0846 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Saldivar Sr., Mario 14-10-0848 Humble Independent School District
Police Department
Sampson, Anthony M. 14-10-0854 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Sampson, Anthony M. 14-10-1748 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Sanchez, Adan 14-10-0856 Weslaco Police Department
Sanchez, Eddie R. 14-10-0857 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Sanchez, Michael R. 14-10-0858 Combes Police Department
Sandoval, Sr., Juan M. 14-10-0861 Jim Hogg County Independent School
District Police Department
Schustereit, Brandon W. 14-10-0871 Shenandoah Police Department
Searle, Jr., Robert M. 14-10-0872 Washington County Sheriff's Office
Serrato, Israel 14-10-1760 Cameron County Sheriff's Office
Shaw, Neal A. 14-10-0880 Seagraves Police Department
Shedd, Andrew J. 14-10-0881 Josephine Police Department
Sherill, James A. 14-10-0884 University Park Police Department
Simms, Morgan B. 14-10-0891 Fort Worth Fire Department
Smith, Brandon A. 14-10-0901 Mexia Police Department
Smith, Mark D. 14-10-0904 Falls County Sheriff's Office
Smith, Michael R. 14-10-0905 Collin County Fire Marshal's Office
Spears, Robert M. 14-10-0913 Desoto Police Department
Stallings, Frank D. 14-10-1784 Taylor County Sheriff's Office
Stephenson, John M. 14-10-0928 Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Tabbutt, Randolph M. 14-10-1793 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Taub, Marc S. 14-10-1796 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Taylor, Brandi M. 14-10-0943 Lamar County District Attorney's Office
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Taylor, Jr., Willie J. 14-10-1797 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Terrazas, Melissa 14-10-1803 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Thompson, Roy D. 14-10-0957 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Thomson, Ellen M. 14-10-1806 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Thornton, Joe F. 14-10-0958 Sam Houston State University Police
Department
Tijerina, Thomas E. 14-10-0961 Yorktown Police Department
Tiner, James H. 14-10-0963 Angelina County Sheriff's Office
Tipton, Shane R. 14-10-1807 Somervell County Sheriff's Office
Tovar, Jose H. 14-10-0966 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Tull, Stuart L. 14-10-1820 Coryell County Sheriff's Office
Turack, Jr., John M. 14-10-1822 Bexar County Sheriff's Office
Turner, Brian K. 14-10-1823 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Turner, Randle A. 14-10-0975 San Jacinto County Sheriff's Office
Tynes, Jr., Carlos R. 14-10-0977 Caldwell County Sheriff's Office
Urbantke, Ardeen R. 14-10-0980 Round Rock Police Department
Varesic, Paul V. 14-10-0983 Surfside Beach Police Department
Vickers, George P. 14-10-0989 Hudspeth County Sheriff's Office
Vidouria, Phillip 14-10-0990 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Villanueva, Gloria 14-10-1841 Jim Wells County Sheriff's Office
Walker III, Bobby R. 14-10-0998 Center Police Department
Walker, Jerry D. 14-10-1001 Jeff Davis County Sheriff's Office
Wallace, Blakely D. 14-10-1847 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Wallen, Jr., James T. 14-10-1003 Edcouch Police Department
Watt, Kenneth C. 14-10-1852 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Waxler, Jerry W. 14-10-1008 San Jacinto County Sheriff's Office
West, Linda L. 14-10-1015 Hardin County District Attorney's
Office
Wharton, Katherine M. 14-10-1857 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
White II, Terry L. 14-10-1861 Polk County Sheriff's Office
Whitney, Valerie A. 14-10-1023 Travis County Sheriff's Office
Williams, Michael C. 14-10-1878 Dallas County Sheriff's Office
Williamson, Joseph 14-10-1882 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Wilson, Jr., Billy R. 14-10-1037 Village Fire Department
Wilson, Ina M. 14-10-1039 McAllen Independent School District
Police Department
Wright, Dewey R. 14-10-1052 Coryell County Sheriff's Office
Yancey, Bradley E. 14-10-1056 Teague Police Department
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Young, Michael D. 14-10-1061 Gainesville Police Department
Young, Timothy S. 14-10-1062 Plainview Police Department
Younts, Dirk M. 14-10-1063 Duncanville Police Department
Zamarripa, Dezi 14-10-1064 Edinburg Consolidated Independent
School District Police Department
Zavala, Jose L. 14-10-1891 El Paso County Sheriff's Office
Agenda item #13, Receive public comment on any topic, without action.
Presiding Officer Richardson opened the meeting to public comment. No one came
forward.
Agenda item #14, Executive session to discuss matters authorized by Texas
Government Code section 551.071 et seq., including pending litigation and settlement
offers, attorney-client consultation, and the executive director’s performance
evaluation.
There being no items to discuss, the Commission moved to adjourn until June 19.
Dr. Johnny E. Lovejoy, II, Secretary
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